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We understand that dealing with the practicalities of death can seem overwhelming and complicated. It's common to have some questions. That's why we have written these simple guides, minus the legal jargon.
Volunteering is a great way to curb loneliness and make a positive contribution to your community. Plus, scores of research has shown volunteers report numerous mental, physical and spiritual health benefits. Um, sign us up!
Your digital legacy is yours to tell. But first, you need to plan for it.
From apps, to puzzle books, to learning a new language or even the waltz – stimulating the brain has never been easier – no matter your age.
As part of a new guide series, we’re looking at Will-writing through different lenses of life circumstance each month. First up: writing a Will while living with Parkinson’s disease.
Ever locked eyes with a black raven and wondered if it was a sign from a loved one? Turns out, it could be.
When a child loses someone close to them, it can be a difficult and uncertain time. Read on for some useful tips and resources to help them navigate their emotions.
Pop the champagne! We’re celebrating three years of Willed, and you’re invited to our (metaphorical) party.
Bereavement flowers are common practice, but what if you'd prefer something else to honour the memory of your loved one?
Direct cremations have risen in popularity for several reasons, but how can you honour your faith or religion with one? Keep reading to learn more.
Grief counselling and bereavement services in Australia are a great option for those dealing with grief from a loss. Check out this guide for helpful links.
A medical treatment decision maker makes decision on your behalf when you lose the capacity to do so yourself.
Power of Attorney is an important document that gives a trusted person the power to make decisions on your behalf.